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Kush is the genetic backbone of modern cannabis. Born in the Hindu Kush mountain range straddling Afghanistan and Pakistan, these landrace indicas were brought to the West by hash hunters in the 1970s and crossbred into nearly every commercial hybrid you can buy today. Pure Kush strains run heavy and sedating — earthy pine, sandalwood, a touch of fuel on the exhale — while modern crosses like OG Kush, Bubba Kush, and Master Kush soften the edges with hybrid vigor and yield. Our Kush catalog covers the spectrum from old-school landrace replicas to award-winning crosses, all selected for stable phenotypes and reliable flowering times.
21 Kush strains in stock
Indica
Afghan Kush
THC: 16-21%
Hybrid
Blackberry Kush
Indica
Bubba Kush
THC: 14-22%
Hybrid
CBD Kush
Hybrid
CBD Kush Autoflower
Hybrid
Candy Kush
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Cupid's Kush
THC: 18-20%
Indica
Hindu Kush
THC: 15-20%
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Jenny Kush
THC: 18-21%
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Khalifa Kush
THC: 20-24%
Hybrid
LA Kush Cake
Hybrid
LA Kush Cake Autoflower
THC: 20-23%
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Master Kush
THC: 20-23%
Hybrid
OG Kush Autoflower
Hybrid
OG Kush CBD
Indica
Purple Kush
THC: 17-22%
Hybrid
Purple Kush Autoflower
Hybrid
Strawberry Kush CBD
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Tangelo Kush
THC: 19-22%
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Triangle Kush
THC: 19-21%
Indica-dominant Hybrid
Velvet Kush
THC: 20-25%
About the Kush family
What ties the Kush family together isn't a single chemotype — it's a shape. Short, bushy plants with dense conical buds, broad indica leaves, and a flowering window that rarely runs past nine weeks indoors. The terpene profile reads heavy on humulene and caryophyllene, with myrcene running underneath, which is what produces the recognizable spicy-piney-earthy character across the whole line.
Growers reach for Kush genetics when they want a predictable indoor plant. The compact stature handles short tents well, the dense flowers resist stretch in late veg, and the indica-dominant high translates cleanly to evening and end-of-day product. Crosses like OG Kush and Hindu Kush remain among the most-grown strains in the United States, decades after their introduction.
Medical patients gravitate to Kush for sleep, appetite, and physical pain — the heavy body load that defines the line is also what makes it useful. If you're new to indoor growing or shopping for a strain that won't surprise you, Kush is the safest entry point in this catalog.
Frequently asked questions
What does Kush mean in cannabis?
Kush refers to a family of indica-dominant cannabis strains originally landrace-collected from the Hindu Kush mountain range between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Modern Kush strains carry at least partial heritage from those landrace genetics and share traits like short, dense bushy growth, broad leaves, and earthy-piney terpene profiles.
Are Kush strains good for beginners?
Yes — Kush strains are among the most beginner-friendly cannabis genetics available. Their compact stature, short flowering time (typically 7-9 weeks indoors), strong resistance to common pests, and predictable indica structure make them forgiving for first-time growers who want a reliable harvest.
What is the strongest Kush strain?
Potency varies by phenotype and grow conditions, but modern Kush crosses like OG Kush, Bubba Kush, and Master Kush regularly test in the 22-27% THC range. The original landrace Hindu Kush genetics run lower in THC but higher in CBD and have a more sedating effect profile.
Do Kush strains help with sleep?
Most Kush strains are heavily indica-dominant, with terpene profiles rich in myrcene and humulene that contribute to a sedating, body-heavy effect. Many medical patients use Kush genetics specifically for evening use and to support sleep, though individual response varies.